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Peter White
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The chapter on meter, the longest so far, really struck a chord with me. I think that the previous sections on literary techniques kinda felt like old hat since I have learned about alliteration since I was in elementary school. My understanding of those concepts and how they influence tone feels almost innate. But my understanding of meter and its implications for tone is much less developed. It was stimulating
— Sep 16, 2024 07:32AM
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Peter White
is on page 71 of 130
Discussion of forms is interesting and I hope to experiment more with what Oliver shows, but the discussion of free verse, perhaps rightfully for a modern poet, I found to be the most interesting. Discussion of Whitmans leaves of grass and Williams red wheel barrow show the absolutely magical world that poetry can create.
— Sep 19, 2024 12:13PM
Peter White
is on page 35 of 130
The quote from William carlos Williams, “No ideas but in things,” really stuck in my mind.
I also enjoy (maybe more than I thought I would) the technical view of language and its components, I do wonder what her thoughts are and if she will share her thoughts on how humans are capable of using these complex patterns and rules very naturally in writing and everyday conversation. A feat I find fascinating.
— Sep 15, 2024 08:05PM
I also enjoy (maybe more than I thought I would) the technical view of language and its components, I do wonder what her thoughts are and if she will share her thoughts on how humans are capable of using these complex patterns and rules very naturally in writing and everyday conversation. A feat I find fascinating.
Peter White
is on page 13 of 130
Comforting. Ideas to strengthen my love of poetry, to deepen my appreciation, without pretentious tone or elitism.
— Sep 12, 2024 08:20PM
